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<blockquote data-quote="mickypnz" data-source="post: 207942" data-attributes="member: 60125">To summarise my experiences with the HVR4000 analog on a clean reinstall:It is possible to recieve analog signal if you also install the PowerCinema software that comes with the hardware.However, in my experience, this is incredibly buggy, and I am choosing not to continue - it's easier to buy another card! The problems I faced were: - It seemed to slow MP down incredibly, namely when trying to do anything regarding TV- Secondly, recording was technically possible, but I experienced several issues: 1) PowerCinema would open as well from time to time2) It was hard to stop/start mediaportal from recording - that is it wasn't as simple as pressing the record button - it seemed to want to keep recording!These are probably possible to fix, but I have noo idea how to go about it. I have attached a &quot;log&quot; of what I did on a clean Windows XP Pro SP2 install to get it working.Cheers,Michael</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mickypnz, post: 207942, member: 60125"] To summarise my experiences with the HVR4000 analog on a clean reinstall: It is possible to recieve analog signal if you also install the PowerCinema software that comes with the hardware. However, in my experience, this is incredibly buggy, and I am choosing not to continue - it's easier to buy another card! The problems I faced were: - It seemed to slow MP down incredibly, namely when trying to do anything regarding TV - Secondly, recording was technically possible, but I experienced several issues: 1) PowerCinema would open as well from time to time 2) It was hard to stop/start mediaportal from recording - that is it wasn't as simple as pressing the record button - it seemed to want to keep recording! These are probably possible to fix, but I have noo idea how to go about it. I have attached a "log" of what I did on a clean Windows XP Pro SP2 install to get it working. Cheers, Michael [/QUOTE]

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